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QTUM

QTUM

QTUM
#220
$0.8529Down 1.42 percent($0.01)

Key Stats

Market Cap$90.49MDown 1.42 percent
Volume (24h)$3.40M
Fully Diluted Value$91.96M
Vol/Mkt Cap (24h)3.76%
Total Supply106.10M QTUM
Max Supply107.82M QTUM
Circulating Supply106.10M QTUM
Launch Date2016-12-19
Block Number6,119,369
Network H/s2083.60T

QTUM Information

Websites
www.qtum.orgWhitepaper
Block Explorers
qtum.info
Hashing Algorithms
SHA-256
Supported Standards
QRC-20
Industries
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AA
0.8530USDT
-1.50%
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0.8542USDT
-1.24%
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0.8517USDT
-1.61%
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0.8516USDT
-1.63%
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AA
41.30TRY
-0.96%

About QTUM

QTUM is a blockchain platform that combines Bitcoin and Ethereum elements to provide a secure and decentralized environment for building and running smart contracts and dapps. Its hybrid consensus mechanism combines proof-of-work (PoW) and proof-of-stake (PoS) to achieve security and scalability. The platform uses familiar programming languages such as Solidity and C++ to make it easier for developers to build and deploy smart contracts and dapps. QTUM was created by a team led by Patrick Dai and is primarily used for building and running smart contracts and dapps, with the QTUM token used for payments, incentivizing network participants, and governance decisions.

Frequently Asked Questions

QTUM is a blockchain platform that combines elements of both Bitcoin and Ethereum to provide a secure and decentralized environment for building and running smart contracts and decentralized applications (dapps).

The platform uses a hybrid consensus mechanism that combines proof-of-work (PoW) and proof-of-stake (PoS) to achieve both security and scalability. QTUM aims to make it easier for developers to build and deploy smart contracts and dapps by using familiar programming languages such as Solidity and C++.

QTUM was created by a team of developers led by Patrick Dai, who is also the founder of the BitSE blockchain incubator. The team includes individuals with backgrounds in blockchain technology, software development, and finance.

QTUM is primarily used as a blockchain platform for building and running smart contracts and decentralized applications (dapps). The QTUM token is used to pay for transactions, smart contract execution, and other services within the network.

In addition, the QTUM token is used to incentivize network participants to perform important tasks such as block validation and governance decisions. QTUM aims to provide a secure, scalable, and developer-friendly platform for building and running smart contracts and dapps, while using a hybrid consensus mechanism and a native token to enable secure and efficient network participation.